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Eggtastic

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I am deciding on what kind of dell monitor to go with.

Pretty much the Dell s2715h (1080p) version and $200 cheaper than...

the Dell s2715h (4k).

Im no graphic designer, but I would like something similar to retina and I will mostly be web browsing. Any movie / game stuff is done on my TV. I am just looking to create a budget friendly dock for my 2016 rMB. I will be going with the Mokin usb-c adapter and a Vivo monitor arm.

So for my uses, thoughts?
 
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When going for a 27" screen I think 1080p is a bit low. Why not go for something in between the 2. 1440p monitors are widely available.

But with both options I think you're good. It's more a matter of personal preference.

EDIT: something from this line: Dell UltraSharp U....
 
I am deciding on what kind of dell monitor to go with.

Pretty much the Dell s2715h (1080p) version and $200 cheaper than...

the Dell s2715h (4k).

Im no graphic designer, but I would like something similar to retina and I will mostly be web browsing. Any movie / game stuff is done on my TV. I am just looking to create a budget friendly dock for my 2016 rMB. I will be going with the Mokin usb-c adapter and a Vivo monitor arm.

So for my uses, thoughts?


If I have to give my personal opinion

Once I got used to looking at Retina screens... - Well, it physically hurts when I look at large 1080p monitors now. And by large, I mean ≈15+-inches. 150 PPI minimum I'd say.
 
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The Dell U2515 is pretty good and sure to work with whatever hub you've got that Macbook connected to.
 
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